Zine

Zine

Three times a year we publish the Oxford Road Corridor zine which is distributed across Manchester. Edited and designed in-house, the zine features articles from prominent figures from the area, previews of upcoming events, restaurant and bar reviews, listings and a wide range of features. You can pick up the zine around Manchester or download a PDF below.

Autumn Edition 2024

Download Autumn Edition 2024 In this edition, we shine a spotlight on two of Manchester’s most esteemed cultural icons: the renowned writer Elizabeth Gaskell and The Hallé symphony orchestra. We also feature the new exhibition by contemporary visual artists Jo McGonigal and Sir Frank Bowling at Castlefield Gallery, celebrate a decade of the Manchester Animation Festival, and highlight the pioneering work of Venture Arts in supporting disabled and neurodivergent artists.

Summer Edition 2024

Download Summer Edition 2024 Welcome back to All Saints Park. Wild, one of the most significant exhibitions in Manchester Museum’s134-year history. Manchester Psych Fest Preview. 90 Years of Central Library The Festival of Libraries

Spring Edition 2024

Download Spring Edition 2024 Bicentenary Year. Jonathan Schofield traces 200 years of history. We sit down with the Whitworth’s new director, Sook-Kyung Lee. Plus, Manchester Punk Festival, Lime Art. Tim Brennan & 30 years of ¡Viva!

Autumn Edition 2023

Download Autumn Edition 2023 Featuring Castlefield Gallery, Keisha Thompson’s 14%, Reclaim The Night, The Salutation, North Taproom and a special relationship between The Pankhurst and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.

Summer Edition 2023

Download Summer Edition 2023 Preview of Manchester Psych Fest 2023, Manchester School of Art’s Degree Show, Economics The Blockbuster, Manchester City of Literature’s Virtual Writer in Residence and Hatch.

Spring Edition 2023

Download Spring Edition 2023 Esme Ward welcomes us back to Manchester Museum, 50 years of RNCM, a look inside The University of Manchester’s MECD and Queer Contact.

Autumn Edition 2022

Download Autumn Edition 2022 Keisha Thompson celebrates 50 years of Contact as a new era begins, a look inside Circle Square, Manchester Literature Festival and Trailblazing Women.
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